Flower Portrait: Martagon Lily August 10, 2013August 27, 2021 / Heyjude The common name comes from the style of turban adopted by the Turkish ruler, Sultan Mohammed 1, which was known as a martagon and had a similarly pendulous shape. Hence, too, the alternative alias – Turk’s cap lily. Share this:EmailTwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related
They don’t seem to be very common, but I occasionally come across them in National Trust grounds. They are lovely. Reply
that is awesome! I’ve never seen that flower before.
They don’t seem to be very common, but I occasionally come across them in National Trust grounds. They are lovely.
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